Caffè Reale Torino In Torino

Oh, this is greatness! The museum is gorgeous. Entrance is 15 euros. On the day I was there, some rooms were closed, but it did not spoil the impression. I give it 4 because there are no audio guides or guides. Each room has a description. However, this is not the same effect. You enter the museum as if you were swimming freely. There is also a gallery.

Nice for a walk but too crowded

It was not for nothing that it was His home and to think that once everything revolved around the royal family makes you think about how well organised and lively court life must have been... rich in everything, from the main entrance you can already feel the majesty and the pomp... up to the scissor staircase... to remember that in the oeriod the ingenious minds were certainly no less prestigious and ingenious than today....

Beautiful to visit, in a city like Turin, this palace is a marvel for this city, elegant, spacious and above all interesting. It is definitely recommended to visit early in the morning during the opening of the museum.

The Gualino collection on the second floor of the Sabauda gallery is not always open to visitors. The first time I didn't know it and found it closed. The second time, I first called the number on the website, choosing to speak to the management, and after a couple of minutes of waiting, they confirmed that it would be open in the afternoon. I took the tram, went in, arrived, and the collection was closed again. A young museum employee told me to speak to an older colleague of hers, also there on the second floor. Well, instead of feeling sorry for me, she questioned me: what's your name, who did you speak to, what did they tell you, what was the name of the person you spoke to, in an inquisitive and arrogant tone... Then she contacted her colleague via walkie talkie, who told her to tell me to file a complaint and ask for a refund (luckily I live in Turin and have a museum card). The lady was incredibly rude. Her response to my being annoyed was "you heard what my colleague told you"... But what is such a rude person doing working with the public? Not only was I given incorrect information, but I also felt scolded by an extremely rude person. Terrible! But above all, one of the most important historical and cultural sites in Piedmont does NOT have enough resources to always keep one of the most important areas of its gallery open. Do we realize this???

Elegant and sumptuous royal residence, rich in history, artifacts, paintings and valuable statues. The armory is particularly fascinating, with many examples of weapons and armor, as well as reconstructions of horses (life-size wooden statues covered in original skin and hair). The Sabauda gallery and a large garden with a bar complete the pleasant visit. Clean and modern bathrooms, both inside and in the garden. It is necessary to leave backpacks/trolleys/suitcases or large bags in the self-managed cloakroom on the lower floor (you need 1 1 euro coin which is then returned). Every first Sunday of the month admission is free.

Palace that hosted the Savoy. Impressive rooms with particular attention to the armory, the Savoy gallery, the throne room. The underground and the gardens are worth a visit. Get the Torino pass and try to anticipate the visit in the morning because the influx is considerable.

We entered quickly during the free weekend, but only because we came just as it opened. Later the line was very long in the sun. The palace is amazing, very well maintained. The problem is that it was too crowded, they should not let so many people in all at once